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• Oct 05, 2026

Voicemail saying I was preapproved for debt relief program

I got a voicemail from someone named Susan saying she was with National Advisory Center. She said I was preapproved for up to $50,000 for some alternative debt hardship programs that supposedly went into effect July 1st, 2026. She left a number to call back, 833-333-7508.

The whole thing felt off. I never applied for anything like this and I don't know how they got my number. The message just sounded like a script she was reading from. She said I could talk to her or one of her associates which made it seem even more strange.

I didn't call back and I'm not going to. Just wanted to put this out there in case anyone else gets the same call.

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• Oct 02, 2026

Phone call saying I was preapproved for debt hardship program

Someone named Susan called me from 757-914-3388 on 10-29-26 at 4:16 pm. She left a message saying she was from something called the National Advisory Center. She said I had a preapproval for up to $50,000 for alternative debt hardship programs that went into affect July 1, 2026. She told me to call back at 833-333-7508 and said I could speak to her or one of her associates.

I don't know who these people are and I never asked for anything like this. I don't have any debt hardship programs and I never signed up for one. The whole thing felt strange. She said the programs went into affect in 2026 which doesn't even make sense to me.

She left her number twice in the message like she really wanted me to call back. I'm not going to call it. I just wanted to put this out there so other people know about it.

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• Sep 09, 2026

Voicemail about debt program preapproval for $50,000

I got this voicemail from someone named Susan at National Advisory Center. She said she had my preapproval up to $50,000 for some alternative debt hardship program that went into effect July 1st, 2026. The number she left was (833) 333-7508.

I didn't ask for this. I never heard of this place before. She kept saying to call back and talk to her or one of her associates. It felt like a phishing thing honestly. I didn't call back. Just weird to get a random voicemail about money like that.

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• Aug 29, 2026

Voicemail about debt relief program with no real person

I got a voicemail the other day and it was clearly a robot voice. It said her name was Susan from National Advisory center and that I was preapproved for up to $50,000 for some alternative debt hardship program that went into effect July 1st, 2026. She wanted me to call back at 833-333-7507.

I don't know how they got my number. The whole thing just felt off. It's like they're trying to sound official but it's obviously a recording. I didn't call back because I don't trust it. Just wanted to put this out there so others know.

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• Aug 25, 2026

Voicemail about debt relief with mismatched numbers

I got a voicemail from a woman named Susan, saying she was from National Advisory Center. She said I was preapproved for up to $50,000 for some alternative debt hardship program that went into effect July 1st, 2026. I don't even know what that is.

The thing that got me was the number that called me and left the voicemail, it was (765) 333-7511. But the callback number she gave in the message was different. That just didn't add up to me. Why would the number not match? Seems shady. I didn't call back. Just wanted to put this out there.

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• Aug 22, 2026

Voicemail saying I was pre approved for debt relief

Someone named Susan called my phone from 19144316042 and left a voicemail. She said I was pre approved for some debt relief program and that I could call back and talk to anyone at 833-333-7507.

I didn't ask for this. I don't know how they got my number. The address they gave is just NYC, NY which doesn't tell me anything. I didn't lose any money but it still feels weird getting calls like this out of nowhere.

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• Aug 15, 2026

Voicemail about $50,000 preapproval I never asked for

I got a call from someone named Susan saying she was from National Advisory Center. She left a voicemail telling me I was preapproved for up to $50,000 through some "alternative debt hardship program" that started July 1st, 2026. I never applied for anything like that.

She kept saying to call back at 833-333-7502 and that I could talk to her or one of her associates. The whole thing felt off. No website, no real info about the company, just a phone number and a big promise. I didn't call back.

The number she called from was (754) 352-5317 and the area code is Ft Lauderdale, FL. I don't know how they got my number. I just wanted to put this out there so nobody else falls for it.

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• Aug 13, 2026

Loan offer for fifty thousand from national advisory center

I got a call from this number (833) 333-7511 and they said they were from the national advisory center. They were offering me a loan of $50,000 which sounded good at first. Then they sent me an email from [email protected] to follow up.

The whole thing felt strange from the start. I never asked for this loan or anything. They just kept talking about this big amount of money like it was no big deal. I didn't give them any money or anything like that. I just don't trust it when someone calls out of the blue like that with a big offer.

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